Collateral (2004) | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching | Tom Cruise as a Bad Guy?!?

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Tom Cruise isn't getting a five-star rating for this cab trip with Jamie Foxx. Mrs. Movies checks out Michael Mann's Collateral (2014). Here's her reaction to her first time watching.
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@neuroticgothguy

fun fact: the coyote "scene" was an accident, they were filming around LA and it just happened and Mann kept it in the movie cause it really fit with the feel of the movie.

@stonecoldku4161

Michael Mann and Tom Cruise were both very interested in Tom playing Vincent, but the studio was unconvinced (no pun intended). They thought that Tom was "too recognizable" to play a hitman that was described in the script as "someone people wouldn't notice." So, Mann dressed up Tom as a UPS deliveryman, had him make deliveries to businesses all day and followed him around with a hidden camera, to show that people wouldn't recognize him. No one noticed Tom. He even had lunch in a cafe and had a conversation with another man for 30 minutes without being recognized. They showed the tape to the studio execs, and they agreed to let Tom play Vincent.

@McPh1741

Tom Cruise trained for weeks to perfect that Mozambique drill in the alley. He felt that as trained as Vincent was supposed to be, it had to look perfect and it did. Very good gun handle.

@steff1395

Fun fact: the beginning of collateral at the airport is the same where the movie heat ends, and the train station that ends collateral is the same that begins with heat.

@matwetton

Big shout out to the sound editing of this movie. It is so visceral because it is edited to be so real. The subtle echoes when surrounded by concrete up to the full volume reports of the .45 usp when he murders the thieves. It draws you in and makes you feel like you are there. The hollywood supressor is the only downside

@brianohalloran4059

Brilliant from Michael Mann. The themes of destiny, chance and unwavering commitment to the cause feature prominently in his work and here they intertwine and permeate the entire movie. Especially chance. From Max and Vincent's first meeting at the airport(Vincent initially walks by Max's cab as Max is distracted)to their last on the train(random shooting defeating professional shooting), chance plays a vital role throughout the whole film. And Cruise is great here as a sociopathic nihilistic hitman. Should play bad guys more often Just superb stuff all round.

@danh8804

Vincent missed in the subway because he's so disciplined and programmed, he executed his standard "Mozambique"/failure to stop drill (two in the chest, one in the head) and all three shots caught the metal door. You can see the indentation left by the shots.

@matthewganong1730

This film, Tropic Thunder, and Interview with the Vampire are all definitive evidence that Tom Cruise plays a fantastic villain. He should do it more often. He’s sort of the villain in The Color of Money also.

@jcastro1841

Love this movie. Saw it in the theater when I was in high school. Was cool to see Tom Cruise play this part. Would like to see him play a villain again. That alleyway shooting never gets old. According the pros, he did it perfectly.

@jameswallace5235

I think Cruise's first out and out villain role was Lestat in Interview With the Vampire, but his role in Magnolia is very close to being an antagonist. This is Cruise's third bad guy role I think.

@kevinmassey1164

This movie caught me off guard with how good it is

@JordanCesaroni93

Tom Cruise should play villains more often, he definitely nailed it in this, especially with the white hair

@TheSYPHERIA

Hopefully someone mentioned this in the comments section but here's an amazing fact about the end and how Vincent died... It was BECAUSE he was a TRAINED killer that he died. Throughout the whole movie he was telling Max to be unpredictable and roll with the punches, E-ching, etc. If you look at the shootout scene Vincent lost because his bullets (double tap to the chest and one in the head) HIT THE METAL DOORS while Max shot wildly and unpredictably. That's an awesome touch. You can see the Vincent's bullet holes in the doorway

@Jared_Wignall

This is Tom Cruise’s best performance. Truly played against type and should have been up for an Academy Award. Such an amazing film overall too. Cool to see you guys watch this film, take care!

@RobertMorgan

As always, Michael Mann succeeds in making the City itself one of the major supporting characters.

@fiddiehacked

When I first saw this film, I was actually a taxi driver - 16 years total. Foxx's portrayal of a cabbie is spot on and impressed me quite a bit. Always wondered what prep he did for the role. Several actors drove cab before their acting break like Danny Glover, Jimmy Smits, & Leonard Nimoy - maybe Jaime too?

@VDViktor

Vincent didnt hit his shots cause he aimed for chest double tap, like he always does. Look at the bullet holes. Max hit his shots cause he shot chaotically. Its a metaphor, this movie is full of em.

@ShiestyNagoo

Super underrated flick. One of the first feature films to be shot in digital

@xxmrbrooksxx

When Vincent was her building it wasn't a miss chance to kill. The security in that building was the highest of all his targets. He was casing the place out in case he had to kill her there. She was last on the list. Guy falling from the window was chance.